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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

The question Of long hours Of labor
Is one that will not down. II is not
to the advantage Of the community to
deprive large MASSES Of men Of nssslful
rest and occasional leisure. but there
are generations ri nIea reared in this
country under longer hours Of labor
than are anywhere exacte,l now by
mime. mill, or railroad owners.
Not many years ago the majority Of
the IabOrrrs in this country were on
farms engaged in rural occupations.
We know how il went with them, for
We were ''there." Their average nav
was 81 3 ler month. Their hour to
rise and begin the work Of the day av-
erl.ssi, the year round, l::3O ~. M,
and their hour to knock OIL. when the
last ''clOre" was done. . o'clock d.
M, with n liability TO ~ call in the
night II n horse got least" in his stall,
ar ~ moon calf's mother nesle,l look
ing after. or n Doctor had to he ridden
for to attend some sick member of the
family. The days work. from boots
:" socks. was n good full seventeen
hours for SD cts. We seem to re,nem-
Der that it raised good men. BY
three and n thirds months work
they earned money enough to enter
forty acres Of land. and were soon
hiring other young fellows for the
same. wages. In those days young
Anericans were not On the trail of a
soft thing" They were not blubber-
ing on the roadside for sympathy.
They had no walking delegates" to
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

SENSE than 20 try To pronounce them
1t makes u man feel like ~ foreigner "a
get into an American city.
Now look AT those women will
long tails of fur wound round ;ieii
nsrk> like boa cOn~i rhrtor-. Their
coats are lying open in front 50 as ia
let the cold in. Why. ~ miserable red
Iniun would know better than that
He'd wind the fur around his ~tom.
mi'--i hat : the boiler that makes rh.
niacl'iie go-and he'd leave his nss.h
open To keep II strong and hardy
What lots Of high silk hats you
ste. Eight -ioil1r hats on top ri four
dollar ovcisoatS. Them men cant
hc happy. ! asked n man ont tee
home onre il hc WAS liai,py in li- nig.l
hat. ad lac said he was ID miserable:
hut out my way the tendcrs~t are all
so anxious to agree with everybody
that you cant bank ON anythin. hey
say.
Did you ever notice the men that
drive these carriages for the ricl, !.
They are apparently all chosen on a..-
count of their being ten tine- ihe >rr-
lmriO of the people inside the eur
riaees-nentally and physically. Al
ter that coarhman ran of witt, old
MOrrisania daughter all the good
looking cOachnen were discharged.
They all came out To Dakota. They
are bankers. and ramlimrl,. AMI ric,
spectators now. Dakotu's n great
place, ! tell you.
~ suppose you are knight Of
Labor. driver. We don't have them
out in Dakota. Ii Al man don't treat
his hands square we give him n few
hours the start Of us. Ii n working
man goes to stirring up trouble
against his employer we give him the
same Roadway New York sun.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

4 most im,mrtnut aud d;st;uu;sI,,,
wr.,u,L. :. a..
pow ~ Wv s'"'. '.''s
erers Once recently. the principals
Oeii'g Gov. Marma.lukc and Judge r.
II. Norton. If np,s.,rs that t;.v
N,rm,,,uL. mad. sn,,. ,.,.,,.L a., a..
s.. .,'. 49," '''' '.','"'N =" we
e''"'' '"a' nothing would he easier
than to place the spinal column If the
supreme court Judge arross n rel
str;n. i, Oh. .,.,... IL. ".
-, " '>"''"''
'ei''e' .nat 'he constitution ut the
state OF Missouri gave no person the
right to down the supreme court ex-
rept j,,sti,rs of the peace. and that nt
all events he believed himself able to
make the chief executive ,lizzv.heo,lcI
This was enough. The room wns
cleared for action and El.T r.. Noland
selected for the referee. No rules wrr,.
to In observed, hut each was to do
his best to down his Op,,o,,cnt. I;ov
Mar,maduke Opened by making n
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

4 subscription has been Opened il
Charleston, South Carolina. for fund
for the benefit of Mrs. Logan. II
was started with the followin.
letter from AN old Confederate soldier
To the Editor cf the News and rou.
riar: ! see by the papers that the
widow of the late Gen. Logan has been
left in imprunior- circumstances.
t;en. Logan was n hard fighter against
the south during the war and even
after the war. hut the generous way
in which the whole nation rushed tn
the aid Of the cra'll. of secession aifcr
the resent earthquake has oliicratc,l
from my mind the imaginary line
which divided the North and South.
Enclosed ! send S25. which he. the
News and Courier To uSc as n ntirleu>
for "a fund to I've contributed 10y
Confederate soldiers and other Caro-
linians for the widow ri the late John
\. Logan. the t'nrion warrior and
statesman.
\ CONFEDERATE SOLDIER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry,
LAND OrfIcr ATlIrLExA. VI. L.

LAND OrfrE NJ HELENA. NJ. T..
Usreiubcr 2ist. Issa;.
Notice il hereby given that the following.
;,an'ed settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
ito. ." make final proof in support of hi.
claim. ann that said proof will he made he.
bore the Judge ofthe Fourth Judicial district
fourf Of Montana. in and for Fergus county.
or in his ai,>cncc before the clerk of said
court. al i.ewis;"wn. Montana. an Frbr,l.
AIRY 9Th. iss.. viz:
Ai""xO u. Bcss,
who iiiade homestead application M. g::l.
Tor The Swi Sec. -. TT. Is. y Range IL l.
lie names the following witnesses tn
prove his CONTINUOUS residence upon. and
cultivation ~. said land. viz: William
kruSe. David ,,uimhv. Felix Mss:inn and
Angus Mcmillan. all of Cottonwood, N. T..
:. W. LAx.IIonNE, Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

In the District Court Of the Thrill Ju,li.
ciai District of the Territory of Montana.
IN and Tor the county of Mcayhcr:
Emily Kemp. Plaintiff.
William Kemp Ief't.
The people IT Montana, send grcctiu, tn
william KEMP the above named de.
3 I"m are hereby rs.g,,irej ~ appear in mn
actor, brought against you by the ahoy,
named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Third Judicial District 1T the Territory of
Montana. IN and for the county of MeasIer,
and Ia answer the complaint filed therein
within ten siays-exciusivc Of the day IF
servicc-alter the service on Won of mi,
summons, ii served in this county. hut If
served out If this county aud in this dis.
frict. twenty days, otherwise forty davs.
or judgment by default will be taken
against " !, according to the prayer of
said nIi'laint.
The said action is brought "a obtain a
decree 81 this court. .iis>olving the bonds
of natriinOny between YOU and the plaju.
till, and also to obtain u decree rrsioriu.,
the plaintiff 10 her name at the time of her
said marriage. tO-wii: Emily Horton. and
that cer' ain property described In the com
i''aint In allowed aud set apart 'o rlai..tiH.
and that you l'c cn;oined aud Restrained
from dislosing of. or in any manner en-
cumberihg said property. a,ni that you may
lie required tn Imy u reasonable sum into
court t" dciray the expenses Ut this action
AMI ior counsel lees. upon the grounds
that you have wiliulIy st.s.r.rt u,,i alb
schtt~t yourself from your vic. this
iIaintih, and departed this territory with.
"uf intention Of returning.
And YEN ARE hereby n"iifel, that n
yo'i TAIL tn appear amt answer said s,.,,,-
i'laint ms above required, the said plaintiff
will take d,f,,,iit uuniu,t VAN AMI ,,,I,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.

IANb OFFICE At HELENA. MoxraSA,i
I'ccrmisr III, 1S>s.
Notice is hcrcly given that the folow Ing named
settler has hssI notice of his intention To make
hma' prcf In support u hi claim. and that said
rr1t will III made l.et"rc the Judge II the f",rth
Judicial District Court. Of Montana Territory,
~ ant Tor fergus couGtv. or IN his absence.
ls'fore the clerk Of said court. ut 1rwist"wn. NJ
T., ON January :rh. lss7. viz:
Walter =. Ssmtsh.
wl" made Presumption drclarafcry statement NJ.
1904, for the SEA. sec. III, toc n-hip u north
range ~ east.
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
cont Residence upon, aud cultivation Of
said land. via: John ". Vert Andrew ~
Thompson, John Downey AID Robert Valentine.
all Of Maiden, Montana.
s.W. LANGHo.xE, Rcxistrr
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.
lAxO OrrIcE At HELENA, MoxrAxA,
Sal. 100.

LAxO OrrIcE At HELENA, MoxrAxA,
January 9Th. 1857.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following.
named settler has flied notice Of his intern
ton :" make final pr"f in support Of his
claim, aud that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge Of Fergus County.
Montana. at Iewistown, NJ. r. on February
18th, 1887, viz:
job" W. HWvv~ll,
who made presumption dcclaratory state.
nent M. 6ia6. for the Lot 3. S.: ), IT.. Is,
north. range Is east; aud ga SWt. ami
wa SW1. Sec. 81. Tp. 10 Dul,h. range Is
east.
Tie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous reside ca upon, and
cultivation Ut. said land viz: Stephen
May. Peter T.. Anderson. f,i,n r. Cle,y
aud John Shcary. all Of i.,wistown. Fer.
gus County, Montana.
y W. LAxGIi ,Rvs, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. NIT
Ihr,csn'rr -. I~~. (
N"ttee j. hsrchy given that the following nas,ns
settler has flied notice at his intention 10 maxi
hnai proof IN >urI"r of his claim and hat ,aislprs
viii Ia Iilc lsforc the Honorable Judge 81 the
Fourth Judicial District Court in and fer fcrg,,.
county, "r in his ai>snre Ia fore the tl.rk f said
eonrt. ut Lewi,town. N. T.. on February 9Th.
frotx MeGiMW,
who made Homestead Application NJ. isia f.r The
NJ Ma. SCI NE,.. Me-. SEA. see. -. Tp.
u north range u east.
He names the following witnesses to pr.vr his
continuous rs-idcmce upon. and cultivasi"u at.
.a'd land. viz: Angust Mcmillan. Aiomx" NJ
Macun,srr. William Is'rkin aud Herman tlau-cu,
all VI Cottonwood. ". L.
s.w. LANGI!ORNE Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

LAND OFFICE Mt HELENA, ". r..
becehIer ~ iSSs;
Notice Is hereby given that the following us,,e,i
settler has flied notice of his intention to make
NAL prsf In support of his claim. and that said
kf"f viii ir made lelorr the Probate Judge 1T
Fergus f"uniy. ". T.. AT Irwi>t"wn, N. r., an
February iWh, iss7, viz:
JWlhm J. We DWmu~1l.
Ml,o made presumption declaratory statcineat No.
.,":. ior the sW'. SCI !. see. -. W., Me- i, NWi.
ST. See III. TIP. Is north range IL east.
lie names the following witnesses To- Prov. hi.
continuous Residence upon. and cultivation IT
SAID land. viz: William Me,ligar. Daniel Isr. re-
Ton Nicholas ~. Erickson and John To.,nt,> all
of 1Twi stown. Mont.
s.w. LAS"noHNE. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
LAND OFFICE At HELENA NJ. r.,
January 10. 1.S..

LAND OFFICE At HELENA NJ. r.,
January 10. las..
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has flied nptice 1T his intesl.
ti"n To make final proof in support Ut his
claim, and thu, said proof will he made
before the Probate Judge Of Fergus county,
Montana. at l.ewistown, NJ. r., ON February
-, 1857, viz:
Richard A. Jr111sWw.
who made presumption dcclarato-y STATE
ment No. 6,10j TOR tine VA NWi, SEA
NWt. NWi SWt, Sec. %. township I3,
north, range ID east,
lie hanes the following witnesses Il,
prove his continuous residence upnp,,, and
cultivation Of. said land, viz: Edward
Isarney. Frank Russell. James u. WirlpIey.
and David Sherman, all Of PhiIbrook,
Fergus County. Montana.
S.w. LANGuORxE, Rryjstrr.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

NOTICE.--Timber Culture.
US. LAxpOTSicE. HELENA. ". T..

INCtmIHT =. IN. I
Complaint having tscW entered nj this otIss. l,y
john Hines against Aicn Went worth Tor failure
70 comply will. law as q" Tin,lcr-t 'ultuv,. entry
No ~. dated March -. lsst upon the SCI. ser
". Up II north. range ~ east. IN Fergus county
Montana. with u view To the cancellation Ut said
gstfl contestant alleging that tic claimant has
tailed ~ comply with the iaw IN MI pillow ing ~,
tcn acrs OF land rs ppuird. The said parties arr
hcrc'y summoned ." APPEAR nj this office ON the
18th day al February. isss. at III "risck a. m.. to
rcsI'omd aud furnish testimony concerning said
ncsss failure said testimony ." ~ taken lu,iorc
Walter tsrwia. n.aary public. at philbruok, ON
tho 18th ia. III February, Is>..
W. LAN,.uogNE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

Painter Bob Of Dakota, in u fine
suit of store clothes from chicago,
rode on the front platform Of Broad
way ear yesterday and comm, hted on
the things he saw on the waysi,le. Il
can spell out most Of the names On the
signs" said, Bob. but ". got more
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. NJ IT,
December -. lasa;. /
N"icc is hereby given that the follow ng -i,nn,cl
settler has MED notice Of his intention 10 make
Email Ir0f In support 1T his claim. anil that said
pI''ot will le mad, before Probate Judge of Fergi,
County. Montana. at Lcwi.t"vn, Montana. on
February 18th. Iss7, viz:
Harvey 4. Fox.
vl,o made presumption slcclaratory statement M.
';s72. tor the sEi4 Nwi. MI ~WL. Lots . and n
sec. d. TIP. II. y. u. ~ east.
He names thu following witnesses to prove hi,
cont inuous residence upon, and cult ivation vf
said land. viz: Daniel ". Crowley. Daniel here.
ton. George W. Morgan and Benjamin Cline. all Ut
Iewistown, Montana.
:. W. LASsnORSE. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, ". TIL
Dsccmivr esth. 1sss. I
Nolicc + hereby given that the following named
settler has ed notice Of his intention To make
final proof l. support of his claim. aud that said
proof will be made leforc the Probate Judge Vi
Fergus County Montana, ut l4wi>tow'i, NJ. r.. ON
Friday. Trhr' AIRY nth, lSs5, viz:
john shea.
who made pge-en,ption dclavatory statement No.
6l2i. for the Sia 81 !. See ~. and W.. sWL.
sec. ~, IT, Ii n. Range II u.
He name tie tOlowin witnesses To prove al.
continuous A. sidencc upon. and cultivation IT.
said land, sis John Z. Ckyy jain Howell
william Hot and Frank Day, all If Irwist"wn.
Fergus Count, Montana.
=. W. LASGitoENE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.
IAND OFFICE At HELENA. NJ. r. 4
hts.,nlrsr ISL. 1Ssc

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. M.Tl
December 18th. Iss6. I
Motto a. hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice Of his intention to make
hna prof in support 81 his claim. and that said
c,o"f will hc made before the Judge Of the
Fourth Judicial District Court in and for Fergus
county. Montana or in his a.,>cncc before The
clerk Of said court. ut l@wistown, Montana, IN
February ah, 1857. viz:
John n. Mason,
who made llonm>iead applicable, No. IG5l for the
sEiA sw4. Ma sWl.. sWl4 NV I. See. II. III. Ii,
y. Range Ii T..
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon, and cultivation Of
SAID land: viz; John Toombs aud William IIOr.
top. 81 t3wistown, Montana. Charles ~. CIary
and Christian King IL Cottonwood. Montana.
= W. LaScHoESE. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OrrIc. At HELEsA. MONTANA,

LAND OrrIc. AT HELEsA. NoSrANA,l
Ihc. 2lst, 1S-si. I
N.tice j. hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice III his intention to make
final proof In support Of his claim, and thai
said PrssOf will ls made lrforc The ksgis.er aud
i;reeivcr al Helena. Montana. on February In H.
ISL viz: William W. Dewitt. who made prc.
cmi'tion declaIa tory statement No. j.si prof 10
bc made by Charles l.elsmsaw, Helena, as sue
cesspr in Interest TOR the sia NE't and Lots aud
\. see. ], Up. II, n. Il. u y.
lie names the following witnesses To- prove hi,
continuous Residence upon. aud cultivation of
said land. viz: Julius Peterson, Alexander Me-
Donald Evan Jones' and Archibald Hopkins.
all Of C0ttOnwoWl, Montana.
I. W. LAN0HORNE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND Orrsg AT HELENA. N. T.,
January To- ISS.

LAND Orrng AT HELENA, M.T,l
January 10. lss..
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hle'i n"irc IL his intention 10 make
6nai prof IN support IL his claim, and that said
prot will Ire l,asie lrforc the Judge of the
Fourth Judicial Dstrici Court or in his ul,,.n,,,
l~t"rc the Clerk OF said Court in and for Fcryu,
County. Montana. at Lrwistown, N. r.. on F.i,ru-
AIRY sah lss1. viz:
David J. Bedford,
~ho a,aslc pre-cilai"m slsylaratory statement No.
6t9;. Tor the 81. sec. u. IT,. q: north range l.,
east.
lie names the following witncs.es to prove hi.
cont inuous resisience upon aud cultivation a.
said land, viz: Joseph WUI.l,riin. David Cal
brsth. Po>cy I. El>tcm aud Jerome Irwrigit. all
Ut Phiibrook. u. y.
:. ". La NsloRNE, Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
Notice Of Final Entry.
LASD orrr'E AT HEi rNA. ". r.,
IDeccinlsr ", ISSs;.

LAND OfFi' 2 AT IIEi rNA, v. I'll
December ". 1SS;.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named >sttle has filed Notice %! his intention "a
max. final prof In support Of his claim, and that
>aid Pr."f will ID, made 'rtorc the Probate Judge
ii Fergus county, Mont. al Lew i~iown. Mont. On
Friday. February nth, lss., viz.
lasoOlph Rudlolph.
who made presumption dcclaIa'ory ,t,,euent No.
d19t for the NEit of See. y, IT, D., n. OF r. II Z
lie names the following witnesses t. prove his
continuous residence nI,on. aud cui;i uion ..f
said land. viz: Alonxo H. Rran. Franz Ycagcr,
Henry Daniuth aud Henry tla,,seI, all :. Cotton.
~."si. Fergus c.'umty. ". T.
~. LANGHogSE Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-20
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Thir.l Judi.
ciai District of the Territory IL Montana.
III AMI TOR the county of Mcaylcr:
Emily Kemp. Plaintiff,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-26
FARii AND HOUSEHOLD.

-Roacic5 msy be kept ont Of any
house d. simply pairing few green
cucumber. not very thin, and laying
the parings cat side up over the places
they frequent They are fond Of the
sap If the cucumber. and in sucking il
will be killed by the 90 them) poison
Gus stuff Repeat the remedy for two
or three nights. or ~ often as any Of
them appear
Graham Biscuit Three cups of
graham flour. one cup Of wheat flour,
two large teaspoons Of baking powder
well mixed with the flour. rub in two
large tablespoons Of butter. little
salt. half cup Of sugar. one beaten
egg. and enough sweet milk (cold) 10
make soft dough. roll ont, cut with
biscuit cutter and bake Immediately
Boston B,dgct.
-Fricassee Of Eggs. Take some
hard-boilcd eggs. cut them into quar-
tiers, yclks and whites. Heat some
gravy seasoned with shred lemon peel.
parsley. thyme and grated nutmeg.
Put in the egg, together with piece
of butter rolled in flour; shake it
gently over the fire till properly
thickencd; galnish with yclks Of hard
boiled eggs. chopped ,mall.-B0ston
Budgei.
Grass lands. a. rule. are utterly
neglected by our small farmers. No
attention is paid to draining in fall and
winter, and no mulching or attempted
improvements. A. soon as the warm
weather approaches, sheep and COWS
are turned in to feed on the young
blades. and if the cows give milk. and
the lambs grow fairly we'll for the
butcher. that ends the matter.-N y
Witness.
Maple Sugar Cake.-Two eggs. one
cup Of white sugar, onc-half cup of
sweet milk, one-fourth cup of butter,
one and one-half cups Of flour. and one
and One-half teaspoOnfuls of baking
powder bake in moderate oven in
Jelly pans about one inch deep. To
prepare the sugar boil two cups of
maple sugar in one-half cup of water
till it wakes in cold water, then add the
beaten white of one egg, stirring
briskly until cool enough TO spread,
put between the layers, and over the
top and sides if you wish.-H0uSehod. Il.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-26
EvENTIDE.

But, after all. dear wife.
Tnc stars Of heaven come out at eyentldo,
And pressing up this chilly slope Of life,
We yet stand side by side
Behind US roars the world with all its strife
OF passions clamOrng and unsatished;
Beyond Us still ana wide
Wrapped IN mystery that awes and thrills,
Glimmer the outlines OF IN Amaranth HIS.
Hearts love and dearest dear,
We walk brown fields through dry, dead
hopes wind.whired,
In the November OF our LIES long year,
Plucking the leaf frost curled,
And looking with calm faith upon the sere
And shrunken buds, wherein lie softly furled
The spring flowers Of "A world
Which We shall enter shortly, finding there
Tue good We missed but eyermOre shall share
Ist thou, my bosom mate,
Or /, who first shall cross the border line,
Leaving the other lone and sad 20 wait
Loves tender DeckOning sign
Loves hand outstrctched 70 open wide the
gate,
And lead the captive into life dylne'
An we who have together drunk the wine
or Joy ana drained the bitter dregs Of woe
Can either stay In peace II one must gOi
How could II be, my sweet,
For Us, who since the wedding feast Of May
Have borne as one the toll, and pain, and heat
And burden Of the day
And watched for the return Of wand ring feet,
Ana bowed IN anguish over cOfiincd clay
How could II be, pray,
a lOy 10 sit In Paridisc N 50
The Joy We share not as We shared our woe.
Dear love, souls that have grown
with fber upon fbor intcrtwincd,
Each drawing on thc other as is own
Soul within soul cnshrincd
Can not be rent and one sent forth alone.
But 10 Will thread the Universe OF Mind,
Restless, TN II shall find
Ana bring into its own exalted state,
The dcarcr self-the life iuscparatc!
Lean closer dearest friend
our shadows lcngthcn eastward more and
more,
Our day Is vending onward 10 the end,
And from the other shore
Come strange, mysterious tokens which por.
tend
changc-llcaycn's glory soon shall pour
Through the dssOlying door
or ilcshy sense, that shuts our spirits in
Lord, wc but wait to drop our husks Of sim
Annie l.. HD=zeH
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-26
ssN saswl

For msny years IL was uncertain
whether the Dresden or Darmstaat
Madonna" was Holbein'. genuine
MASTERPIECES. The Grand Duke Of
Hesse has now allowed his picture to
be cleared of the thick coat Of paint
and varnish. Herr Hauser. the Munich
restorer has been 50 successful that
there !. no doubt - to its genuine
ness Ii will be on exhibition shortly
At Dresden. side by side with the pioi-
ure which has so long been held to be
the original The colors sre even
moro brilliant thsn those Of the Dres-
den Madonna
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-26
a Combination Of Things.

Visitor (to conviet) What broagh,
you to this place. my friend'
Convict-A combination cf things.
sir. over which | sad no control
Visitor Shaking HE hesd)-Ah, my
friend. you deceive yourself Every
one can respect the law II he tries.
Whist was the combination Of things'
Convict-Two deputy shOriffs. sir. -
7id- liis.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-26

What's the matter" said n travel
ing man to friend whom he met on a
wet day. Haven't you got any UNI
brcua9'
"Oh. yes; but | didn't bring 1t with
me-"
But you ought TO have it. It's
soaking wet"
We'll it's good deal the same
thing. Tho u.n nbrella'., in soak any
how. ~ Merchant Trdr,ier.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-26

-"Shan l have your hsnd7' said
Edward to Angelina - dance was
about to begin Yes with al my
beart," answered Ang.line.-N Y
Ledger.